Mahana Tinnitus Treatment
Find relief from tinnitus today
We are excited to share that we are introducing a new, clinically tested solution for people with tinnitus, to help improve their quality of life, called Mahana Tinnitus.
Mahana Tinnitus™ is a new digital program that uses proven techniques to help people reduce the impact of tinnitus on their quality of life.
- An evidence-based, self-guided program that you can work through on your time and schedule.
- Smartphone enabled and easy to use.
- Offered exclusively through select healthcare providers, including our practice.
Mahana Tinnitus helps you manage the impact of tinnitus for the long term. The program is designed to:
- Offer strategies to improve sleep, focus, and daily function.
- Retrain your brain to be less bothered by tinnitus sounds.
- Offered exclusively through select healthcare providers, including our practice.
- Shift habits, thinking patterns, and emotional responses.
Mahana Tinnitus is affordable and is FSA/ HSA eligible. Check your policy dates and be sure to maximize your FSA/HSA benefits.
Getting started with Mahana Tinnitus right away is easy. To learn more please call our office at (720-689-7989) or use our online scheduler to set up an appointment to discuss if Mahana Tinnitus may be able to help you
Want to see Mahana Tinnitus in action? Watch the 2 minute Product Overview.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tinnitus
For answers to your specific questions, please contact us today.
What is tinnitus?
Tinnitus is when you hear ringing, buzzing, or other sounds in your ears even when there’s no actual sound around you.
What causes tinnitus?
Tinnitus can happen if you’re around really loud noises a lot, like loud music or machinery. It can also come from ear infections or getting older.
Is tinnitus a sign of a serious health condition?
Usually, tinnitus is not a big health problem by itself. But it can be a sign that you should take care of your ears and talk to a doctor or audiologist. It can negatively affect your mental health.
Can stress or anxiety make tinnitus worse?
Yes, sometimes stress or feeling anxious can make tinnitus sounds louder or more bothersome. Learning ways to relax and manage stress can be helpful.
How can I protect my ears to prevent tinnitus?
You can protect your ears by not being around really loud noises without ear protection, like headphones or earplugs and by practicing good hearing practices, like not using cotton swabs to clean your ears.